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Jan 18 2026CRIME

A Night of Chaos at a New Orleans Treasure

In the heart of New Orleans, a historic restaurant became the scene of a shocking incident. Dooky Chase's, a beloved spot in the Treme neighborhood, is known for its rich history and cultural significance. It's a place where civil rights leaders once gathered, and even presidents have enjoyed its fa

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Jan 18 2026CRYPTO

The Bumpy Road to a Bitcoin Reserve

The idea of a Bitcoin (BTC) reserve in the United States is gaining traction, but legal hurdles are slowing things down. Patrick Witt, who leads the White House Crypto Council, shared this update on the Crypto in America podcast. He mentioned that while the plan seems simple, some complex legal rule

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Jan 18 2026CRYPTO

Safe and Simple: New Crypto Wallet Aims to Boost Confidence

CryptSync has just launched a new crypto wallet that puts safety and simplicity first. This wallet is designed to make self-custody, which means you control your own crypto, more accessible to everyone. It includes insurance and other safety features that have been missing from most self-custody wal

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Jan 18 2026EDUCATION

A Principal Steps Down After Students Sing Nazi Song Twice

A high-ranking official at a prestigious Chicago school has decided to step down. This comes after a disturbing incident where students were caught practicing a song linked to Nazi history. The school's head, Dr. Thomas Hagerman, announced his resignation in mid-January. He cited health concerns as

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Jan 18 2026EDUCATION

A Big Step Forward for Anchorage Educators

After a long time of not agreeing, the Anchorage Education Association and the Anchorage School District have finally found some common ground. They've come to a tentative deal on a new three-year contract. This is big news for the around 2, 800 educators the union represents. The deal isn't all se

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Jan 18 2026POLITICS

Topeka Politicians' Money Moves: A 2025 Look

Topeka's politicians have been busy with their campaign funds in 2025. With elections coming up in 2026, it's important to see how much money they have. All 12 lawmakers from Topeka and Shawnee County have filed their campaign finance reports. These reports show how much they raised and spent in the

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Jan 18 2026BUSINESS

Medina's Zoning Debate: Finding a Balance for Development

In Medina, Ohio, a discussion is underway about a proposed development at the corner of West Liberty Street and Yorktown Drive. The key question is whether to change the zoning of the land to allow for a wider variety of uses, or to find an alternative solution. The two parcels in question are curr

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Jan 18 2026LIFESTYLE

Penguins: A Dream Come True

Penguins have always held a special place in many hearts. For some, they are just birds, but for others, they are a lifelong fascination. This was the case for one individual who had a deep love for these waddling creatures since childhood. They even attempted to share their enthusiasm with classmat

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Jan 18 2026POLITICS

Where Does Your Teacher's Union Money Really Go?

The National Education Association (NEA), the biggest teachers' union in the U. S. , collects a lot of money from teachers' paychecks. This money is supposed to help teachers and students. But, where does it really go? A big chunk of it goes to politics. The NEA spends nearly $1 billion every elect

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Jan 18 2026SPORTS

Why Chael Sonnen's Take on UFC 324 Co-Main Event Sparked Debate

Chael Sonnen stirred up controversy with his comments about the UFC 324 co-main event. The fight between Kayla Harrison and Amanda Nunes was highly anticipated. Fans were excited to see a former Olympian take on the female GOAT. But Kayla's neck injury ruined the matchup. This left many disappointed

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